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What is DLM? Jeff

Bushmaster AR,and Savage Model 10 Precision Carbine.Both 1-9 twist.I got some 62 gr."green tip",64 gr.Game King Sierra,and 69 gr. Match King Sierra bullets.Powder I have IMR 4895,4320,Varget,Win 748,Accurate 2520,2230,2460.My Savage likes Nosler 50 gr. ballistic tips with 26grs. of A 2230. That shoots ok out of the AR too.Anybody use any IMR3031? Thanks Jeff

What's a accuate powder load for .223 using 62 and 69 gr. bullets?What kind of powder? Thanks Jeff

I guess Ill stick to my vibrator/tumbler.Sounds too time consuming to dry the cases. Thanks Jeff

Sounds like they are to good to be true.Thought they would be a faster way to clean primer pockets,and clean really tarnished brass. Thanks Jeff

If you have one ,how do you like it?I looked at on yesterday and they sound like they would clean better and quicker.I looked at a Lyman and Hornady ,they said id would clean brass in 10 minutes,primer pockets and inside the case.I see Frankford Arsenal has one for about half the price of the others in Midway.I have a Frankford Arsenal vibrator case cleaner I've had for several years and have had alot of trouble with the connectors coming off of the wires(about 4 times.)Let me know if these work good or not. Thanks Jeff

Your not shooting Polish ammo are you?They have hard primers,sometimes have to snap a couple of times on a round. Jeff

If you want a accurate and dependable 22 auto pistol that will last 2 or 3 lifetimes,get a Ruger MK II. Jeff

Exactly! Jeff

I tried 3 grains of Bullseye with some corn cob media for shot,and the gasket material for wadding.I tried cutting it out like you do,works great! Jeff

Mike,are you shooting a Marlin 30 30 with a micro groove barrel?Do you get good accuracy/ Thanks Jeff

I tried some loads today with 8 grains then 9 grains of Unique,and accuracy SUCKED at 25 yds.About 6 in. group.Looked like low pressure signs I guess,primer looked rounded and not flatened out.I shot a couple of factory 170 gr,after that and they grouped fine 3/8" at 25 yds.So no leading,bore looked good. Jeff

Got some powder.Is that 8 grains for either weight bullet? Thanks Jeff

I would have went with a MK II,but the MK III's are nice. Jeff

It may be a few days until I get time to try it.I'll have to pick up some powder.Thanks for your help! Thanks Jeff

Ok,just didn't know where to start.I didn't want anything blowing up or to get any leading. Thanks Jeff

How many grains should I use with these 134 and 120 gr. bullets using Unique?About everything you see is for the heavier lead bullets like 170 gr.These are .311 diameter also Thanks Jeff

Sounds like these lead bullets may be more trouble than they are worth may just sell them if anyone is interested. Jeff

No I'm not a member over there. Thanks Jeff

No loads with Bullseye? Jeff

I was just use them for plinking.Powder I have is Bullsye,Win.748,IMR 4895,IMR 4320,H110,Power Pistol,Accurate 2230,2520 and some more I can't think of right now without looking.Was hoping to use some of the powder I already have,so I wouldn't have to buy any more.They would have to be loaded light to prevent leading. Thanks guys. Jeff

Anybody got any load data for 30-30 win. using 134 gr. and 120 gr. lead cast bullets WITHOUT gas checks?What kind of powder and how many grains. Thanks Jeff

This works on your AR 22?I have a friend that has one of these stocks on his AR and has a Target master 22 conversion and he said there wasn't enough recoil for it to work. Jeff

Ruger 22 autos are the BEST?Been shooting them since I was 10,I have a MK I Target my dad bought me new in 1978 and have 6 more MK II's.They are very accurate pistols.The MKI I have has a very good trigger.I've drilled and tapped some of my MK II triggers for over travel and pre travel screws.I have a Volquartson sear in a SS 5.5 in. bull barrel. I bought some Moly lube and put it on the hammer and sear of my other MK II's,and it has about as good of a trigger pull as the Volquartson sear. Jeff

Fun and hard hitting pistols,I got a couple of them too.I bought mine back when they were a little over a $100 and the ammo was about .09 a rd.It's amazing how ammo has went UP!Wish it would go back like it was,$80 for a 1000 rds. of 7.62x39. Jeff